AAPSU protested against Shankarachaarya's visit today at Hollongi Airport, Itanagar. Due to which the shankaraachaarya's team couldn't leave airport premises. AAPSU said, our right to food choices the Constitution, we don't consider cows as Mother but an animal which we sacrifice

A memoir of Gujarat riots. Finally, this extraordinary book has found brave publisher Karthika V.K. Ajitha GS Context Westland Books. Everyone else developed cold feet. scroll.in/article/107314…

Centre Invites NSCN-IM To Delhi For Talks In October 1st Week: Sources ndtv.com/india-news/cen… via NDTV #NSCN #Nagaland

You got to read (if you want) the moves across the region in tandem. Coz our lives are so intertwined. Woven like a music piece where each instrument must be tuned to play the melody.

India Today's owner still made a few crores out of the event, I would imagine. And politicians of an entire range are stuck, they hate it and can't stop riding it. Catch 22.

Story of how a powerful Sankaracharya was forced to fly back from airport itself by a student organisation in Arunachal Pradesh.

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Why would those in power want to shut down an org that work for harmony and justice. All power to you Harsh Mander and your colleagues who keep at it.

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Many women leaders from India's northeast along with others from our region, write to the President of India, demanding saftey and security of Human Rights Lawyer Babloo Loitongbam and his family, and ask for safety of ordinary citizens in #Manipur.

And this is big by the measure of where #Manipur stands: 16 Meitei civil society groups including several prominent Meira Paibi (women leaders) come out in solidarity with human rights lawyer Babloo Loitongbam, the one who asks for peace, justice and accountability of State and

There was this one time I had to speak to Babloo Loitongbam for a story. I was intimidated because the work he has done over the years is so admirable. Sometimes the people you are intimidated by could be the best people. I still can't forget his kindness. Always in solidarity.